The Canadian unemployment rate was seventh and supreme, seventh year, outside the pandema, statistical Canada said on Friday.
In the last survey of crop surveys, the data agency has, since the unemployment rate has increased its highest level since 2016, except for high-free work in 2020 and 2021.
Since January “almost no employment growth” after the hard winter win, Canada has added statistics. The economy has only added 8,800 jobs during the month, showing little change from April.
The number of employees contracted in the private sector rose for the first time in May, and the public sector employment fell due to the end of the federal election period, which created seasonal recruitment.
In full-time positions 58,000 profit was compensated with a 49,000 part-part job loss. Wholesale and retail trade affected the work profit, adding 42,800 positions, and the information, culture and recreational sector won 19,300.
The Public Administration sector lost 32,200 jobs. Manufacturing, in terms of tariff-related work losses, gave 12,200 jobs 12,200 jobs after 31,000 lost roles in April.
“Overall, our classification passes the level.
“The main point is that the place is still growing in the labor market, the Canadian bank still can not make cutting rates.”
The decision of the next interest rate of the central bank is July 30.
Finding people who have more difficult time
In general, there were 1.6 million unemployed in Canada in May, rose by 13.8% in the same period last year, according to the data agency.
The lower share of people who were unemployed in April – when the workless rate was 6.9 percent, it may be compared to other years of the same work used at work.
“This indicates that people are greater difficulty in finding jobs in the current labor market,” the agency said.
Porter, in the note to customers, “we went from a state of 2022 and 2023 when he was difficult to find staff when it was difficult to find work.”
Unemployment also spent more time looking for work – about 21.8 weeks, or about five months – compared to a year earlier, when the average was 18.4 weeks.
Meanwhile, young people have a challenge to start the summer job market. The work rate of students return to school in the fall has also been a year increase to 20.1 percent, up 3.2% from the last May 3.2%.
Average hourly salaries rose by 3.4 percent ($ 1.20 and $ 36.14 increased increasingly compared to the same period last year, combining the growth rhythm seen in April.
2025-06-06 12:33:00
